Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by David Walliams and Gary Barlow, with a special performance from Gary. 

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating find out about what to watch on TV this Christmas with Helen George, John Barrowman and Richard Curtis.

Alex Jones and Alex Scott are joined by Anton Du Beke for a Strictly Final preview. David Oyelowo tells about his fairy tale project with Angelina Jolie, and Judy Murray reveals the Christmas treat Andy and Jamie can't live without.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by Wonder Woman herself, Gal Gadot. Plus her co-star Pedro Pascal joins and they speak to Mackenzie Crook about his latest Worzel Gummidge adaptation.  

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by Annie Lennox, as well as The Masked Singer stars Mo Gilligan and Joel Dommett.

Alex Jones and Shane Richie present a special tribute to Dame Barbara Windsor, as friends and colleagues talk about the legacy left behind by one of Britain's best-loved actors.  

Alex Scott and Alex Jones talk to JJ Chalmers about his Strictly exit, to Professor Brian Cox about new lives shows, and there is a surprise appearance from a music superstar.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by Black Narcissus star Gemma Arterton and EastEnder Jake Wood, plus Brendan O'Carroll takes us behind the scenes of this year's Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas special.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by Nadiya Hussain who shares stories from her new TV programme ‘Nadiya's American Adventure' and Maya Jama who brings news of the return of the MOBO awards. Also, Lucy Siegle shares advice on how to have a greener Christmas.

Alex Scott and Alex Jones are joined by Robbie Williams and Jamie Cullum, and they treat the studio to a live performance of their version of Merry Christmas Everybody.

Tonight on The One Show Alex Jones and Amol Rajan will be chatting to Miley Cyrus and Mica Paris, and Amar Latif tests out new tech for people with a disability.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by Death in Paradise stars Don Warrington and Josephine Jobert, live from location in Guadeloupe as they celebrate the show's 10th birthday. Also, JJ Chalmers on his Strictly final dreams, and Matt Allwright brings us our weekly Watchdog.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by Dawn French and Sir Tony Robinson. Joe Wicks reveals the final contender in the running to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

Amol Rajan and Alex Jones are joined by Liam Gallagher. Plus Elaine Paige and Nigel Havers talk about their socially-distanced panto.

Alex Jones and Harry Judd are joined in the studio by Michael Ball and Alfie Boe who perform their version of I Believe. Comedian Sarah Millican drops in for a chat and the show celebrates the country's teachers coverage of the National Teaching Awards.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating bring you the stories that matter from across the country.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by England men's football manager Gareth Southgate, and singer Alexandra Burke. Also, special awards go to some dedicated headteachers.

Alex and Ronan reveal two more winners of the National Teaching Awards 2020. Plus Anita Rani reveals a new Countryfile national project, and Luke Goss and Kym Marsh talk about their Christmas film ‘The Loss Adjuster'.

Tonight Alex and Ronan will be chatting to Judy Murray, Ian Hislop and Matthew McConaughey.

Alex Jones and McFly's Harry Judd catch up with pop star Meghan Trainor, and we have an exclusive performance from the Kanneh-Mason family. Also, we reveal which talented young playwrights have become finalists in our As You Write It competition. 
 

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by singing sensation Josh Groban. Plus astronaut Tim Peake talks about the future of space travel, and Strictly's JJ Chalmers has all the latest from the ballroom. 

Geri Horner joins Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas to discuss her new project Rainbow Woman, and chefs Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti talk about MasterChef: The Professionals. 

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by country legend Dolly Parton, who tells us why she is already in the Christmas spirit. Also, wildlife royalty Chris Packham and his step-daughter Megan McCubbin reveal what it is like to work together.

On this edition of the One Show, Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas catch up with 80s legend Boy George, who has an exclusive announcement ahead of his virtual concert with Culture Club. Also, EastEnders star Tameka Empson is here ahead of returning to Albert Square.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by James May, and stars of The Crown Josh O'Connor and Emma Corrin, who play Prince Charles and Princess Diana. They also speak to Matt Baker, who has all the latest from Team Rickshaw ahead of tomorrow's Children in Need.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by Matt Baker, who has an exciting announcement about this year's Rickshaw Challenge. Plus Chris Kamara joins in studio and Matt Allwright investigates delivery company Hermes.

On tonight's One Show Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by the queen of pop Kylie Minogue to chat all about her new album ‘Disco.'

On tonight's One Show, chef Tom Kerridge talks about his new series ‘Saving Britain's Pubs', and Paul O'Grady tells us all about his new travelogue series, which sees him exploring his home county of Kent.

Alex Scott and Michael Ball are joined by Nigella Lawson. Matt Baker has all the latest about this year's Rickshaw Challenge. Plus Gyles Brandreth and Sheila Hancock reveal all about their new TV series, Great Canal Journeys. 
 

Angela Scanlon and Ronan Keating chat to Sam Smith about their latest album and catch up with Strictly's JJ Chalmers ahead of movie week.

Ronan Keating and Angela Scanlon are joined by Ed Balls to talk about the US election. Dan Walker is in the studio to share some inspiring stories of the people he's met over the years. Plus another member of the team for this year's Rickshaw Challenge for Children in Need.

Ronan Keating and Angela Scanlon are joined by Jane McDonald who has a new album out. Plus rising star Amir Wilson talks about his latest role in BBC fantasy drama His Dark Materials. 

Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber and West End star Carrie Hope Fletcher join Alex Scott and Gethin Jones to reveal all about the new musical ‘Cinderella'. And Jamie Laing and Karen Hauer talk Strictly ahead of this Saturday night's show.

Alex Scott and Gethin Jones are joined in the studio by writer, actor and comedian Stephen Fry. Plus, Sophie Ellis-Bextor explains how she's taking her 'Kitchen Discos' on tour.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal are joined by Sir Cliff Richard who has recently celebrated his 80th birthday. They chat to him about his new autobiography, The Dreamer, and his new music.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal are joined in the studio by Martin and Shirlie Kemp, with Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick joining live from his surgery and Chris Packham live from the New Forest ahead of the launch of Autumnwatch.

The Hairy Bikers join Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal to talk about veggie winter feasts, and there's a catch-up with JJ Chalmers on his Strictly performance on Saturday night.

Strictly champion and McFly drummer Harry Judd co-presents alongside Alex Jones. They chat to music legends Sting and Roger Daltrey, and comedian John Bishop also joins.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones chat to Caroline Quentin and her professional dance partner Johannes Radebe ahead of their first live dance on Strictly. Plus Russell Tovey talks about his latest role in new thriller The Sister.

Rob Brydon joins Alex and Gethin in the studio to talk about his plans for a tour of songs and laughter next year.

Matt Allwright has all the consumer latest in Watchdog.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones chat to Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan about their Book Club and we meet one of the stars of Alex's favourite Christmas film, Love Actually.

Gethin Jones and Alex Jones start the week chatting to Strictly contestant JJ Chalmers and his partner Amy Dowden. Sara Pascoe discusses her new BBC comedy show, Angela Scanlon joins in the studio, and Chris Packham explores the natural beauty of autumn.

Alex Jones and Carl Hutchinson chat to dance group Diversity about their new tour, and JJ Chalmers won gold in the Invictus Games, but can he lift the glitterball? He joins the show ahead of Strictly Come Dancing's launch.

Alex Jones & Michael Ball are joined by singer Rick Astley and author John Grisham, and there's a big announcement about the One Show Rickshaw Challenge.

Michelle Ackerley and Michael Ball are joined by Phillip Schofield, who talks about his new autobiography Life's What You Make It.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by Sir Elton John to discuss his remarkable life, fatherhood under lockdown and why he's releasing previously-unheard music. Plus astronaut Tim Peake.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball chat to movie star Kevin Bacon about his latest film and artist Grayson Perry helps to exclusively reveal the winner of this year's Art Fund Museum of the Year award.

Alex Scott and Jermaine Jenas chat to rapper Dizzee Rascal about his long-awaited new album, and Sara Cox reveals all about her latest TV project Between the Covers. 

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas are joined by comedian Romesh Ranganathan, plus Joe Wicks has some big announcements about what he's up to for this year's BBC Children in Need.

Alex and Jermaine talk to Olly Murs about his new tour and his new puppy. Plus, Professor Brian Cox and Dara Ó Briain unlock secrets about our galaxy.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas chat to the legendary broadcaster David Dimbleby about his new podcast. And EastEnders star Diane Parish talks about why her character Denise Fox's past is coming back to haunt her in two dramatic new storylines.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas chat to Claudia Winkleman about her new book and, of course, Strictly! And the man behind the latest James Bond song, Finneas, tells us how he convinced the film company he was the right man for the job. He also reveals what it is like to be Billie Eilish's big brother.

Melanie C joins Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey in the studio. And we delve into the 60-year career of Sir Derek Jacobi.

Alex and Chris are joined by Strictly's head judge Shirley Ballas and Lord Sugar's right-hand-man Claude Littner. Plus, the show says One Big Thank You to a caring careworker.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by football pundit Jamie Redknapp.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by Sir Michael Palin and Graham Norton to chat about their latest projects.

Dara O Briain joins Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey in the studio.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal talk to Queen + Adam Lambert about their new album and Marvin Humes reveals all about the new series of The Hit List. Plus, two divers go head-to-head on the search for sharks in British waters.

Radio 1's Annie Mac helps Alex Jones and Amol Rajan announce the winner of the 2020 Mercury Prize Album of the Year. Alicia Keys talks about her new music, and we say another One Big Thank You.

Alex and Amol have the first look at the new NHS testing and tracing app for England and Wales. Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuiness will be revealing all about the new series of Top Gear

Oscar-winning director Ron Howard and actress Alison Steadman join Alex Jones and Amol Rajan.

Alex Jones and Celebrity MasterChef winner Riyadh Khalaf chat to comedian John Bishop and pop group Steps.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating chat to Little Mix, who make an exclusive announcement live on the show. Mary Berry reveals some favourite comfort food recipes from her latest cookery book.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. Plus Monty Don reveals how his garden helps him through challenging times.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by comedians Michael McIntyre and Susan Calman, as well as presenter and now children's author Dermot O'Leary. Tim Peake may have travelled into space, but find out how we helped him to fulfil a childhood dream of flying in a Spitfire.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by Cat Deeley, Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman. Joe Crowley talks to members of the public about the government's 'rule of six'. Kevin Duala is at the Dutch roundabout in Cambridge, and we're in Oban with the town's population of guillemots.

Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas chat to Zoe Ball, Katherine Ryan and Gary Lineker about their latest projects. Plus Dr Zoe Williams asks if we are all getting enough vitamin D.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by comedian Russell Howard and actor Jason Watkins, plus Susan Sarandon helps out with a Rocky Horror themed One Big Thank You.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by new host of Family Fortunes Gino D'Acampo and Hollywood royalty Jane Fonda.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones talk to Maureen Lipman about the return of Coronation Street and to Paralympian Will Bayley about his return to training. Plus Gethin asks the public whether they think the UK has become too relaxed about the threat of coronavirus.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by Ruth Jones, to talk about her new novel, and Sue Perkins, to talk about her documentary on the US-Mexico border. Huw Edwards launches the BBC Young Reporter Competition. Kevin Duala meets people suffering from anxiety, and Jonny Meah marks the start of the Blitz, meeting veterans at Biggin Hill.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by comedy legend John Cleese, plus singer Paloma Faith performs an exclusive version of her first music since lockdown.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by Danny Dyer and stars of All Creatures Great and Small, Rachel Shenton and Callum Woodhouse.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by Ant and Dec to talk about 30 years in TV together. Plus Nikki Fox explains which social media scams they need to be looking out for.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by James Nesbitt and Mo Gilligan to chat about Soccer Aid and where the money raised by the annual sporting event goes. Plus the first three celebrities competing in this year's Strictly Come Dancing are revealed.

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by singer Gregory Porter for a special performance from California. Dr Ranj Singh answers viewers' back-to-school questions. Ashley-John Baptiste finds out how the Notting Hill Carnival is going online for the first time.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball talk about career changes with Gabby Logan and Richard Osman.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball talk to Billie Piper about her latest small-screen role, to Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall about his war on plastic and to Matt Allwright about holiday booking horror stories.

Nadiya Hussain and Jimmy Carr chat to Alex and Michael about their latest projects.

Alex Jones & Michael Ball are joined by Tenet stars Sir Kenneth Branagh & John David Washington, and we celebrate 20 years of Location Location Location with Kirstie Allsopp & Phil Spencer.

Alex Jones and Iain Stirling chat to actor Bryan Cranston about his latest film The One and Only Ivan. Plus TV presenter and farmer Jimmy Doherty talks about a new campaign to save Britain's bees.

Alex and Gethin talk to Jamie Oliver about his latest TV show and cookbook 7 Ways. Plus, Craig David helps to surprise an amateur DJ as part of One Big Thank You.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones talk to Harry Hill about his latest project, Harry Hill's World of TV. Matt Allwright investigates a ticket resale company.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by The Fast Show's Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson. Plus Shaun Williamson, AKA Barry from EastEnders, shares his memories of the classic episode, when Frank and Pat's affair is revealed.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by DJ and author Simon Mayo to talk about his new crime thriller. Plus, live from Miami, they are joined by pop superstar Gloria Estefan, who talks about her new album.

And Kevin Duala reveals how the test and trace system works as he follows the entire process from start to finish.

Man of mystery Derren Brown and Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts join Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey. Plus Sam Fender takes us behind the scenes of one of the first live music gigs since lockdown.

Alex and Chris talk to Ben Fogle about Animal Park turning 20. Plus, former Celebrity Masterchef winners Greg Rutherford, Angellica Bell and Riyadh Khalaf talk about their memories of the show.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by comedians Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe. Watchdog meets some angry customers whose 'lifetime guarantees' didn't last a lifetime. Plus Matt Allwright has the latest on the last minute changes to exam results.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by England rugby legend Mike Tindall. Plus soap star Kellie Bright, aka Linda Carter from EastEnders, talks about tonight's classic episode. And, Chris Bavin asks if Covid 19 has accelerated the move towards a cashless society.

Line of Duty's Martin Compston, chef Andi Oliver and Fred Sirieix join Alex Jones and Chris Ramsay. Plus an investigation into which face coverings are the most effective and comfortable.

Lots of laughs guaranteed on tonight's show as funny men Paddy McGuinness and Seth Rogan chat to Alex Jones and Gethin Jones about their latest projects.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by actor Hugh Bonneville and broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray. McFly help us create a wedding to remember for a couple who have had some terrible luck, and Chris Packham watches the wildlife of the Moray Firth.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones find out why Rochelle Humes was inspired to start writing children's books. Plus they talk to singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette about the 25th anniversary of her album Jagged Little Pill. Nikki Fox is in the studio for the weekly Watchdog update.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones are joined by Fifty Shades of Grey star Jamie Dornan with his new co-star actress Shailene Woodley. Plus, Strictly winner Jay McGuiness and Girls Aloud's Kimberley Walsh discuss the measures they will be taking, when they star in the first indoor musical since lockdown at the end of August.

Alex Jones and Gethin Jones chat to Lee Mack, Dr Chris and Dr Xand Van Tulleken about their latest projects. Matt Allwright reports on the government's new Dine Out to Help Out scheme.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by pop band McFly, who talk about their first new music in almost 10 years. Richie Anderson looks at the confusion surrounding the social distancing guidelines.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball are joined by one of TV's great power-couples - Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog talk about the brand-new Muppets TV show. Plus Michael Portillo discusses his latest Great Continental Railway Journeys.

Joanna Lumley chats about her adventures across the globe in her brand new travel series and actress Laurie Brett, who played Jane Beale in EastEnders, talks about the latest classic episode of the soap airing on the BBC.

Alex Jones and Michael Ball talk to singer Anne-Marie and Dick and Angel Strawbridge are live from France talking about their new show Escape to The Chateau: Make Do and Mend.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal talk to actor and all-round entertainer John Barrowman about his new role in one of the BBC's biggest dramas. Brit Award-winning singer-songwriter Tom Walker performs his new single Wait For You live in the studio.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal are joined in the studio by singer Ronan Keating. Plus they chat to Sir Patrick Stewart about turning 80, and three generous gardeners are given One Big Thank You.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal are joined by Katie Piper and Adam Kay, who has been collecting celebrity love letters to the NHS. Plus an angry Mary Berry asks for Watchdog's help, and Dara O Briain and Prof Brian Cox are on the lookout for shooting stars.

Clare Balding, Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford chat to Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal about their latest projects. Richie Anderson reports on the success of the running app Couch to 5K.

Alex Jones and Rylan Clark Neal talk to Monica Galetti, Giles Coren, Caitlin Moran and Alfie Allen. Plus, Dr Sarah Jarvis meets the people working round the clock trying to find a cure for Covid-19.

Alex Jones and guests celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day, as the special Bank Holiday commemorating Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender in the Second World War continues.

Alex Jones and Amol Rajan are joined by James McAvoy and Masterchef judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode.

Alex Jones and Patrick Kielty are joined in the studio by comedian Tom Allen. They bust some common myths about coronavirus and Michael Ball helps to launch The One Show Playlist, a selection of tracks to help lift everyone's spirits.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker bring you the stories that matter from across the country.

Fleur East, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins are guests on tonight's show, and The One Show connects with a nation that's now working from home.

Adrian Chiles joins Alex Jones to talk about Pilgrimage: The Road to Istanbul and Dr Sarah Jarvis gives an update on medical coronavirus news.

Alex Jones and Patrick Kielty are joined by comedian Joel Dommett, who has recorded a stand-up special promoting better mental health. Plus stories about how day one of home schooling has gone around the country.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by the King of Ballroom, Anton du Beke. Plus Saturday Kitchen's Matt Tebbutt drops in and Dr Sarah Jarvis gives viewers the latest expert advice.

Alex Jones and Patrick Kielty are joined by comedian Emily Atack and The Body Coach Joe Wicks with tips on how to stay active at home.

Alex Jones presents with Matt Baker while he self-isolates from home. They are joined by Dr Sarah Jarvis to answer viewers' medical questions about coronavirus, Chris Addison discusses new comedy series Breeders and the Red Arrows are on the piazza.

Stand-up Russell Kane and the experts from BBC One's The Repair Shop join Alex Jones in the studio, plus Matt Allwright is back to answer viewers' coronavirus questions.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by actor and comedian Kerry Godliman. Plus Matt Allwright meets the people working hard to keep shelves stocked and the show celebrates acts of kindness during this difficult time.

Dragons, Peter Jones and Sara Davies, join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by the stars of Belgravia, Paddy McGuiness, who talks about Catchpoint, and the first black woman to be crowned Miss World, Jennifer Hosten.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short, who are touring the UK together for the very first time.

Plus Joe Crowley on the row between wild swimmers and Yorkshire Water, and the winners of the BBC Young Reporter competition.

Actors and good mates Ashley Walters and Noel Clarke join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa. Matt Allwright investigates whether or not coronavirus is making people panic-buy.

Niall Horan and Joanna Lumley join Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey in the studio.

Susan Calman and author Malorie Blackman join Matt and Alex to talk about the return of Great British Menu and the new BBC adaptation of the dystopian novels Noughts and Crosses. Iwan Thomas meets the smallest baby ever born in the UK and Dom Littlewood takes a travel and health expert on the road to answer questions about coronavirus.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Dame Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan, the stars of the 'Military Wives' movie, along with real life members of the Military Wives Choirs. Plus we reveal the value of one of the rarest relics ever handed into the British Museum.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Miriam Margolyes to talk about obesity and body positivity. Plus two winners of the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition bring their beautiful photographs into the studio.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Rylan Clark-Neal, who recreates Ready Steady Cook in the studio.

Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey are joined by Dawn French and Celeste, winner of the BBC's Sound of 2020, sings live. Joe Crowley visits housing estates built on flood plains and Hairy Biker Dave Myers holds a competition between two pubs.

Alex and Matt will be joined by Katherine Kelly and Joanne Froggatt to talk about series two of their hit ITV drama Liar.

Alex and Matt are joined by the UK's funniest married couple, Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont. The Pussycat Dolls perform live.

Jon Bon Jovi joins Alex Jones and Matt Baker on the sofa. Plus Fiona Bruce is in the studio with one of Antiques Roadshow's rarest finds.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by The Masked Singer's recently crowned Queen Bee Nicola Roberts and Vanessa Williams to talk about making their West End debuts in the musical City of Angels.

Actor Imelda Staunton and pop star Meghan Trainor join Alex Jones and Rob Beckett in the studio. Plus Iwan Thomas meets people affected by flooding in the wake of Storm Dennis.

Alex and Matt are joined by The Masked Singer's Joel Dommett, who's back on the road for his first stand-up tour in two years. Plus Strictly's Karim Zeroual and BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin update us on their new Sport Relief challenge in the Namib Desert.

Sara Cox and Paul McKenna join Matt and Alex on the sofa, and Brit nominee Dermot Kennedy performs live.

On tonight's One Show, Amol and Alex will be joined by siblings Daisy May and Charlie Cooper to talk about the new series of BAFTA award winning comedy This Country. We'll also be telling you what you need to know when preparing for secondary school with the stars of Educating Yorkshire.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by EastEnders stars Gillian Taylforth, Adam Woodyatt and Jane Slaughter to talk about action hitting Albert Square as the show celebrates 35 years.

Alex Jones & Michael Ball are joined by JLS members Marvin, JB, Aston and Oritse, who after announcing their big return will be performing live for the first time in 7 years.

Matt and Alex are joined by Anne Reid and Derek Jacobi to talk about the return of Last Tango in Halifax, and Marty Jopson is at a Cornish tin mine preparing to reopen after more than twenty years.

Former Speaker John Bercow and multi-million selling author Marian Keyes join Matt and Alex on the show. Plus we chat to the stars of the new Hollywood adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma, actors Anya Taylor-Joy and Johnny Flynn.

Matt and Alex speak to One Show debutants David Schwimmer and Nick Mohammed who discuss their brand new comedy Intelligence.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Girls Aloud's Nadine Coyle and comedian Guz Khan, plus the latest from the Culver Valley, which was flooded again after Storm Ciara swept through.

The Jonas Brothers join Alex and Dev to talk about their new single and upcoming residency in Vegas. The week's news is discussed in a Liverpool hair salon, a rowdy bulldog is taught some manners, and chef Paul Ainsworth catches a monkfish off the coast of Cornwall.

On tonight's show we have actor Britt Ekland on the sofa, who is starring in a touring production of the haunted-house play ‘The Cat and the Canary'.

Death in Paradise actors Shyko Amos and Ralf Little join Alex Jones and Matt Baker to talk about the new series, and the celebrity team taking on this Sport Relief: On Thin Ice challenge will be in the studio.

The legendary Al Pacino joins Alex and Matt on The One Show sofa, alongside his "Hunters" co-star Logan Lerman. Plus Dua Lipa is here with a new single and a mission to get more women into positions of power in the music business.

Jennifer Saunders joins Alex Jones and Matt Baker to talk about her roles in Blithe Spirit, Sister Act and The Stranger. Author Jacqueline Wilson takes a trip back to her childhood home, and Longleat's koala keepers James and Graeme travel to Australia to help animals injured in the bush fires.

On tonight's show we'll be joined by Jordan Banjo and Curtis Pritchard talking about The Greatest Dancer, as well as Fleur East to chat about her new music.

Laura Kuenssberg, Katya Adler, Adam Fleming and Chris Mason from Brexitcast join Matt and Alex in the studio to answer your questions on Brexit. Plus, Casualty's Nurse Duffy – actor Cathy Shipton – talks about leaving the show after 33 years.

Alex and Matt are joined by legendary singer Lulu, whose On Fire tour is ending with a special show at the London Palladium, and Shakespeare & Hathaway stars Jo Joyner and Mark Benton. Plus we celebrate the refuse workers who saved a woman's £20,000 life savings from the landfill!

Donna Air and Ben Bailey Smith join Matt and Alex to talk about the return of BBC drama The Split, and Mya-Rose Craig brings us the results of the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by David Baddiel. Plus the FA Cup 5th Round Draw with Mark Chapman, Teddy Sheringham and Glen Johnson.

The Pet Shop Boys join Alex and Michael Ball to talk about their new music and perform live. And former American Football players Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell discuss the Super Bowl.

Julia Bradbury and mum Chrissi join Alex Jones and Matt Baker to talk about their show The Greek Islands with Julia Bradbury, plus an update on the coronavirus that could be making its way to the UK.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Louis Tomlinson who performs live at the end of show, plus Ed Balls, Dani Dyer, Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall and Steph McGovern.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined on the sofa by actor Rufus Sewell to talk about the BBC's new adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Pale Horse. Writer Sarah Phelps, who adapted the novel for the small screen, also stops by.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by Gillian Anderson. Plus royal biographer Gyles Brandreth gives his take on the duke and duchess of Sussex's decision to step back.

Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming join Alex Jones and Chris Ramsey to talk about the new play Endgame coming to The Old Vic Theatre in London. Plus the world's biggest musical instrument.

Springwatch's Chris Packham and comedian Rob Delaney join Alex & Matt in the studio. Plus we meet the 17 year old ornithologist who's become the youngest person to ever spot over half the world's bird species.

Actor Michael B Jordan is on the sofa to talk about his new film ‘Just Mercy', plus Jamie Redknapp and Romesh Ranganathan are chatting about the new series of ‘A League of Their Own'.

Stars of British film and Oscar hopeful '1917', George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman, join Matt and Alex in the studio tonight. Plus Matt Allwright has a report on the half a million Whirlpool washing machines at risk of catching fire.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are back and will be talking to Claudia Winkleman and psychologist Tanya Byron about their new podcast 'How Did We Get Here?!' which takes on issues surrounding families.